Job seekers go mobile to find their dream job (infographic)

A study issued by employment community Glassdoor found that job seekers are increasingly turning to mobile devices for every part of the quest for employment, starting with search.

Collegefeed rolls out career marketplace nationwide to help students find jobs

Founded by Google's former Head of Products, Collegefeed is a social network that brings together students and employers to improve the hiring process.

‘We’re no rock stars’: Meet Silicon Valley’s tech talent agents (interview)

A San Francisco-based agency called 10x Management is among the first to bring a Hollywood agency model to the tech industry.

Startup gets $5M to boost employment in the developing world using phones

Assured Labor, which got its start at MIT's MediaLab, focuses on helping people find jobs (and helping recruiters fill vacancies) in emerging markets through the power of simple mobile interfaces.

Want to work at Facebook? Here’s what its recruiters look for

Facebook's recruiters took to Reddit to respond to questions on what they look for in employees. A hint: Your crummy GPA isn't a deal-breaker.

General Catalyst hires Adam Valkin from Accel’s London office

Six months after the departure of cofounder John Simon, General Catalyst Partners has scooped up Adam Valkin from Accel Partners, where he has worked since April 2010.

Atlanta-based WebMD to lay off 14% of its workforce

Atlanta-based WebMD, the primary source of medical information on the Web, will cut 250 jobs in the coming month as part of an ongoing effort to save $45 million per year.

Startup culture series: At CouchSurfing, employees may take time off to travel the world

Couchsurfing, a venture-funded B Corp, holds on to its hippie roots.

Engineers are hard to come by! Here’s some ‘big data’ software to the rescue

Sit down with execs from any tech company in America and ask them about their biggest obstacle to growth. 99 times out of a 100, they'll tell you about their ongoing struggle to find technical talent. Launching today, Entelo wants to change that.

Science isn’t just cool — it can help you land a job

Bright.com, the recently-launched startup with a scientific method to match you with a dream job, has found something cool to do with its backlog of employment data.

Report: U.S. jobs outlook both positive … and negative

Careers community Glassdoor just released the results of its second quarter employment confidence survey. The results are not great … nor  are they horrible.

There’s good news for some and bad news for others.

In the bad news category, almost …

Report: the best and worst U.S. cities for jobs in technology

If you’re looking for a job in technology, get out of New Jersey, fast. Get out of Birmingham, Alabama. Cross the river to New York, or the country to San Francisco. Even better, fly to Baltimore, Detroit, or Pittsburgh.

Yes, …

GetHired debuts a daily deal–style email for job-seekers and recruiters

File this in the what-will-they-think-of-next category.

Imagine you’re a recruiter or a hiring manager in a growing company. Every morning you get a daily deal email…but it’s not for a half-price massage or $5 off a $10 purchase at your …

Forrst launches new jobs service for designers & devs

Popular web design and development community Forrst has just launched a new service for posting and finding jobs on the site.

The new job posting and job listings portions of the site allow employers and web pros find each another …